This free event is designed to bring people together in a celebration of Frome’s local environment, heritage, and harvest time. .
Residents' parking scheme withdrawn at Frome Town Council meeting
By Lucy McMahon
3rd Oct 2024 | Local News
Frome Neighbourhood Parking Group reiterated their opposition to the scheme becoming permanent at a council meeting in July. .
Hayesdown First School receives glowing praise in OFSTED inspection report
By Kathryn Houldcrft
2nd Oct 2024 | Local News
The Frome First School was confirmed as ‘Good’ this month (September), following an ungraded inspection in July.
New ‘revolutionary’ bus route snubs Somerset village despite driving right through it
By Daniel Mumby - Local Democracy Reporter
1st Oct 2024 | Local News
The new WESTlocal 99 Chew Valley Cat launched at the start of September, running in a figure of eight around the corner of North East Somerset.
Somerset slammed for failing wheelchair users as only 6% of Frome taxis are accessible
By Laura Linham
1st Oct 2024 | Local News
New figures reveal shockingly low numbers of wheelchair-accessible taxis in Somerset prompting calls for urgent change.
Rising ADHD diagnoses see record numbers of patients prescribed medication in Somerset, as experts call for better support and resources.
Frome parents slam 'dangerous' colourful school road markings 'that look like Twister'
By James Smith
29th Sep 2024 | Local News
The new markings made of shapes including triangles, circles and different designs are outside two schools in Frome.
Stepping up to the plate! Frome care home launches food bank drop-off point
By Kiera Eady
27th Sep 2024 | Local News
A care home in Frome has partnered with a local food bank to launch a new drop-off point for unwanted items.
More Let’s Talk sessions – get help tackling tricky conversations
By Lucy McMahon
27th Sep 2024 | Local News
Join the Let’s Talk community at Frome Library and Town Hall for free workshops on communication skills, offering tools to navigate difficult conversations.
Somerset set to bid for more power: What new devolution plans could mean for you
By Laura Linham
27th Sep 2024 | Local News
Councils in Somerset, Dorset, and Wiltshire are pushing for greater control over transport, housing, and services as part of a ‘Heart of Wessex’ devolution bid.
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